There are more pillars to the health system than physicians, say state workers in Croatia
A wide coalition of trade unions and professional associations in the health sector in Croatia is demanding adequate appreciation of their work as Ministry of Health refuses to discuss pay rise
Doctors in Croatia stand up for a better public health system
On March 18, thousands of physicians protested in Croatia’s capital Zagreb, following years of misleading promises by the Ministry of Health.
Health reforms in Croatia unlikely to address glaring gaps in coverage, staff shortage
Health workers have warned that the latest reforms proposed by Croatian minister Vili Beroš will do nothing to reduce the workforce shortage and burnout, or increase access to care
What the death of a journalist from COVID-19 says about Croatia’s health system
The death of journalist Vladimir Matijanić from Covid-19 raised questions about the adequacy of the health system in Croatia, and also led to a fresh wave of criticism of Health Minister Vili Beroš
Ambulance drivers and nurses strike in Croatia
Non-emergency ambulance drivers and nurses in eight counties of Croatia held a strike on the grounds of pay disparity
Women in Croatia say enough to conservative obstruction of right to abortion
Women in nine cities in Croatia organized mass protests against denial of abortion care and attempts by conservatives to curb sexual and reproductive health rights
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